Sometimes Sayings.

For those who have not read 1984 here is a free download. It is an entertaining read and  of such foresight well worth the time.

www.planetebook.com/1984/

Of course Orwell wrote "Animal Farm", another great read and such a true description of the failings of communism set in a farmyard.

"All animals are equal just some more equal than others" declared the people's representative committee of pigs.

I have not read it (yet)
That preview looks frightening.  I like science fiction and am worried about how the world is developing, so I will look for a copy.

'Great is the truth, but still greater is the silence about truth', I think the media and others know this........

Another read is 'Brave New World' by Aldous Huxley, who was one of Orwell's schoolmasters at Eton

Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury is another SF book to look at.

"If I had a dollar for every woman who found me unattractive, I would have enough money for them all to find me attractive."

It is during our darkest moments that we must focus to see the light.
Aristotle.

Morris

Trains and tunnels come to mind with that one. I suppose Aristotle was not a train buff.

Lang wrote:

Morris
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Trains and tunnels come to mind with that one. I suppose Aristotle was not a train buff.

I don't think trains had been invented when Aristotle was alive.
 

Morris wrote:

Lang wrote:

Morris
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Trains and tunnels come to mind with that one. I suppose Aristotle was not a train buff.

I don't think trains had been invented when Aristotle was alive.


Morris

You must be wrong. The Spartans took the 3.45 Express out of Athens to get to Thermopylae before the Persians arrived from Tehran in their Ubers. That is why there were only 300 of them. Aristotle was doing a staff lecture on Inclusion in the Workplace and the Greek National Railways Union refused to man an extra service. That's what Google says anyhow.